CLITHEROE ANGLER'S ASSOCIATION - USEFUL LINKS
Clitheroe Angler's Association brings you a range of useful links here ranging from rod hire to up-to-the-minute weather conditions and environmental campaigns for our rivers.
The primary interest at that time was in trout fishing, and to that end the Association built its own hatchery on Waddington brook and employed a full time river keeper. The river was different in those days; it was noted for prodigious hatches of fly and successful Angling used traditional down and across methods with spiders in the early months of the season before switching to dry flies as the weather warmed up.
River Ribble Conditions
The usual range of the River Ribble at Low Moor is between 0.20mand 3.30m. It has been between these levels for 90% ofthe time since monitoring began.
Report an Environmental Issue
Call the Environment Agency incident hotline to report collapsed or badly damaged river banks, damage or danger to the natural environment, dead fish or fish gasping for air, flooding from main rivers or the sea, illegal removals from watercourses, poaching or illegal fishing, pollution to water or land or unusual changes in river flow.
Local Weather Forecast
A useful link to help you plan ahead – check the weather before you set off.
CLITHEROE ANGLER'S ASSOCIATION - USEFUL LINKS
Clitheroe Angler's Association brings you a range of useful links here ranging from rod hire to up-to-the-minute weather conditions and environmental campaigns for our rivers.
The primary interest at that time was in trout fishing, and to that end the Association built its own hatchery on Waddington brook and employed a full time river keeper. The river was different in those days; it was noted for prodigious hatches of fly and successful Angling used traditional down and across methods with spiders in the early months of the season before switching to dry flies as the weather warmed up.
River Ribble Conditions
The usual range of the River Ribble at Low Moor is between 0.20mand 3.30m. It has been between these levels for 90% ofthe time since monitoring began.
Report an Environmental Issue
Call the Environment Agency incident hotline to report collapsed or badly damaged river banks, damage or danger to the natural environment, dead fish or fish gasping for air, flooding from main rivers or the sea, illegal removals from watercourses, poaching or illegal fishing, pollution to water or land or unusual changes in river flow.
Local Weather Forecast
A useful link to help you plan ahead – check the weather before you set off.
USEFUL TRUSTS AND ORGANISATIONS
Clitheroe Angler's Association supports a number of organisations in protecting our rivers.
The Angling Trust
The Angling Trust are recognised by the Government as the National Governing Body for angling in England and partner with Visit Wales and NRW to promote Fishing in Wales. They are a member-based organisation made up of Angling of all disciplines providing a united front to represent, grow and protect our sport.
Ribble Rivers Trust
Ribble Rivers Trust is a UK based charity working to improve, protect and promote the River Ribble for both people and wildlife. We are based in Clitheroe and work with the public and many organisations to deliver river improvements across the entire Ribble catchment.
Ribble Fisheries Consultative Association
All members of CAA are enrolled in the Ribble Fisheries Consultative Association, an organisation which works hard for Ribble system clubs to fight against pollution, poaching and other unwanted challenges faced by the river. Of further benefit to the angler is access to the four webcams which can be accessed daily to see the state of the river.
USEFUL TRUSTS AND ORGANISATIONS
Clitheroe Angler's Association supports a number of organisations in protecting our rivers.
The Angling Trust
The Angling Trust are recognised by the Government as the National Governing Body for angling in England and partner with Visit Wales and NRW to promote Fishing in Wales. They are a member-based organisation made up of Angling of all disciplines providing a united front to represent, grow and protect our sport.
Ribble Rivers Trust
Ribble Rivers Trust is a UK based charity working to improve, protect and promote the River Ribble for both people and wildlife. We are based in Clitheroe and work with the public and many organisations to deliver river improvements across the entire Ribble catchment.
Ribble Fisheries Consultative Association
All members of CAA are enrolled in the Ribble Fisheries Consultative Association, an organisation which works hard for Ribble system clubs to fight against pollution, poaching and other unwanted challenges faced by the river. Of further benefit to the angler is access to the four webcams which can be accessed daily to see the state of the river.
LEGAL LINKS
Clitheroe Angler's Association useful legal links.
Fish Legal
Fish Legal (previously known as the Angling Conservation Association, founded in 1948) was set up to protect all inland and coastal waters in the United Kingdom from pollution and other environmental damage. Fish Legal builds on over 70 years of experience in using the law to fight polluters.
Fishing Licenses
You must have a rod fishing licence for England and Wales if you’re fishing for salmon, trout, freshwater fish, smelt or eel with a rod and line in England (except the River Tweed), Wales, and the Border Esk region, including the parts of the river that are in Scotland
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LEGAL LINKS
Clitheroe Angler's Association useful legal links.
Fish Legal
Fish Legal (previously known as the Angling Conservation Association, founded in 1948) was set up to protect all inland and coastal waters in the United Kingdom from pollution and other environmental damage. Fish Legal builds on over 70 years of experience in using the law to fight polluters.
Fishing Licenses
You must have a rod fishing licence for England and Wales if you’re fishing for salmon, trout, freshwater fish, smelt or eel with a rod and line in England (except the River Tweed), Wales, and the Border Esk region, including the parts of the river that are in Scotland
Clitheroe Angling Association
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